Interest Rates: Rising interest rates often decrease REIT values, making QRET.TO less attractive relative to fixed-income investments.

Economic Growth: Strong economic growth can increase demand for real estate, boosting occupancy and rental income, positively affecting QRET.TO.

Inflation: Higher inflation can benefit REITs as rents may increase, but excessive inflation can hurt overall economic activity and property values.

Real Estate Market Conditions: Vacancy rates, supply of new properties, and demand for various property types impact REIT performance and QRET.TO's value.

Company-Specific Factors: Management decisions, property portfolio performance, and financial health of the REITs within QRET.TO's holdings affect its price.

Investor Sentiment: General market optimism or pessimism towards REITs and real estate can drive buying or selling pressure on QRET.TO, influencing its price.

Fund Flows: Inflows into QRET.TO increase demand and potentially its price, while outflows create selling pressure and can lower the price.